The road ahead [General Election 2015]
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Following last week's General Election 2015 Result we look at what the new government may do about transport.
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Following last week's General Election 2015 Result we look at what the new government may do about transport.
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The current Govermment has cut or frozen fuel duty to such an extent that it's 20% lower than planned at the last election. All of this is good news for motorists, right? Well, yes – on paper..
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Last month’s paper by the Institute for Public Policy Research (IPPR), The Long Road to Ruin has received a fair amount of criticism, much of…
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In last week's Sunday Times there was a suggestion that our pockmarked roads could help raise awareness of climate change. Perhaps there’s a reason why Chancellor George Osborne isn’t rushing to fill them all in, after all.
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The think-tank Reform Scotland has just produced a paper arguing that the country should consider an alteration to current motoring taxes. Its first proposal is…
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1. The origins You can trawl back as far as 1909, and the introduction of the original petrol duty, if you want to discover the…
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They’ll be singing and dancing in the streets of Hawes, north Yorkshire, Kirkby-in-Furness in Cumbria, and Lynton in Devon. In Scotland, there will be joy…
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It’s never a surprise to discover that motorists believe that more of their taxes should be spent on the upkeep of the roads. The RAC…
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Would you like to drive an electric car? The Deputy Prime Minister Nick Clegg certainly wants you to. He’s just launched a campaign – along…
